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With the right information, at the right time, at the right level, business resiliency teams can do a better job of planning for a crisis or managing in the midst of one. Without the latest information?or, worse, with no information?they may not be abl… Continue reading Providing the Visibility Business Resiliency Teams Rely On
With the right information, at the right time, at the right level, business resiliency teams can do a better job of planning for a crisis or managing in the midst of one. Without the latest information?or, worse, with no information?they may not be abl… Continue reading Providing the Visibility Business Resiliency Teams Rely On
When you?re confident your organization?s operations will be able to quickly, reliably and fully recover after an interruption, that?s business resiliency. Now, more than ever, it depends on close communication and collaboration across a variety of bus… Continue reading All Together Now: Aligning Your Business Resiliency Teams
To build resiliency into the very fabric of an organization, planning and testing alone aren?t enough. You need constant process improvement to create an organization that?s truly resilient from top to bottom to whatever disruption you find yourself up… Continue reading Process Improvement Models and Business Resiliency
Before you building resiliency into your organization, you need to know where resiliency matters most ? strategically and practically. The business impact analysis (BIA) can help identify the most critical business activities ? and their supports ? to … Continue reading Using Business Impact Analysis Results To Build Resiliency
While it?s critical to get back to business as soon as possible after a disaster knocks your organization out of commission, it?s even better to be resilient enough to resist being knocked out in the first place.
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While it?s critical to get back to business as soon as possible after a disaster knocks your organization out of commission, it?s even better to be resilient enough to resist being knocked out in the first place.
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I’m dating myself here, but I used to love to watch the Andy Griffith Show. I liked Andy’s calm demeanor as he tried to raise little Opie. Barney Fife was his neurotic sidekick. I enjoyed this exchange between the two of them as they discussed raising kids: Barney Fife: Well, today’s eight-year-olds are tomorrow’s teenagers.…
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I recently had the pleasure of presenting with a panel of RSA Archer customers on the topic of “Building Resiliency Across the Value Chain” for a Disaster Recovery Journal webinar. Two key questions were posed to the attendees. The first question was: “Where is your organization on the business resilience scale?” The responses were: Recovery…
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Do you ever use the term, ‘you are creating a tempest in a teapot’? It means, don’t make a big deal out of something that isn’t. Doing a little research, I found other similar phrases I thought were entertaining. They are: ‘A storm in a teacup’ – Cicero; or ‘Billows in a ladle’ – translation…
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